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NAS4Free. Fast, small and works very well.

Sure, that's why I told him to use the terminal, there always is a possibility that his napp-it install is not working properly. What I said is just an alternate way to try fixing his problems.

If you create a user called paul as suggested don't forget to enable it with smb. On a terminal on the server, as root, issue the command: # smbadm enable-user paul <ENTER> then, # passwd paul <ENTER> After setting paul's password chown paul /QMEDIA1/MEDIA1, and chmod 777...

Try changing ownership to the Windows admin user, open a terminal on server (not on napp-it), become root (su <ENTER, then password) type: # chown <win admin name> /Qmedia1/Media1 Type cat /etc/pam.conf and check if it has the line (usually the last one): other password required...

You may try changing ownership (chown <your user name> <pool/dataset>).

On the supermicro site there is a list of compatible operating systems:. http://www.supermicro.com/support/resources/os/c600_listing1.cfm Solaris 11 is supported.

Check your power supply.

If you are using linux remember that linux defaults to nfs version 3, OI defaults to version 4. You can try mounting your volume using either one and see which works best. To make things easier you can create a folder in you linux machine where you'll always mount your server volume, a good...

You must be logged as root to install it.

Wrong thread, sorry

Suggestion is install openindiana without Esxi and use Virtualbox and Zones to virtualize your stuff, that way you don't need a Xeon processor.

THANKS! I've made that mistake in the past and had it bite me... I think I will go with something like this: Crucial CT2KIT51272BA1339 8GB for now until the 8gb dimms are more readily available. If you look at the i5-2400 specs on Intel site you see that the processor DOESN'T accept ECC memory.

Radical measure! If you haven't disassembled your server yet you could try cleaning your controller contacts using an pencil eraser. Gently rub them on a 90 degree angle with the contacts direction to prevent ripping them off. Then install the controller and see the results. Be aware that this...

Hummmmm, looks like poor contact. Before ordering new cables you could try using a spray contact cleaner.